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Because T cosine theta of the horizontal component passes through the point B so it doesn't have any moment. Next, I sum the forces in the x direction. We discuss the concept of equilibrium of a rigid body and the categories of equilibrium in two dimensions. And the weight of the block is mg cosine 20. And the answer is 3720 Newtons. It's 50 pounds. The second part is where is the x coordinate where the line of action of this single resultant force intersects the x-axis? So in this case I can solve this. 3/4, and we see that for such a two-force member to be in equilibrium, the forces must be equal, opposite, and collinear. So, the force components we have are Rx is in the negative x direction. In other words this is a single force here in this direction but it's going to intersect the x-axis at some location here. So to solve this we have to draw a separate free body diagram of the block itself. So basically we started one pulley and work our way through the system until we get to the top pulley, so we can compute the tension. Finally, we get to the top pulley here. (a) Choose the, Set up the equations of equilibrium for the object. So, here you see, I have two equations, and two unknowns, RA and RB, so I can solve them. So the unknown moment is M0 which I'll assume is in the clockwise direction and I'll take as my positive direction for computer moments as clockwise. Sign in ... (equilibrium) conditions. How to find the mass pulling on a spring when given the deflection 20. But in this case, we're only asked for the, the component of the reaction force at RB. So the moments are the unknown moment M0 here, minus because this is in the counterclockwise direction, 1.4 times its moment arm, which is 1.2 meters plus the moment of the weight force here. And then we don't have to worry about the, two unknowns, Ax and Ay. We have the tension in the cable T at angle theta to the horizontal. 2}=100.0\,\text{N.} [/latex], [latex] \begin{array}{}\\ \text{at the upper hinge:}\,{\overset{\to }{F}}_{A\,\text{on door}}=-100.0\,\text{N}\hat{i}+200.0\,\text{N}\hat{j}\hfill \\ \text{at the lower hinge:}{\overset{\to }{F}}_{B\,\text{on door}}=\text{+}100.0\,\text{N}\hat{i}+200.0\,\text{N}\hat{j}.\hfill \end{array} [/latex], [latex] \begin{array}{cc} \text{on the upper hinge:}\,{\overset{\to }{F}}_{\text{door on}\,A}=100.0\,\text{N}\hat{i}-200.0\,\text{N}\hat{j}\hfill \\ \text{on the lower hinge:}\,{\overset{\to }{F}}_{\text{door on}\,B}=-100.0\,\text{N}\hat{i}-200.0\,\text{N}\hat{j}.\hfill \end{array} [/latex], 1167 N; 980 N directed upward at [latex] 18\text{°} [/latex] above the horizontal, right cable, 444.3 N; left cable, 888.5 N; weight of equipment 156.8 N; 16.0 kg, a. 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